In iOS 15 a control will still have tap gestures though it is disabled. This will check if it is a control and enabled while checking for the tap gestures.
Context for re-adding this check
While I do think this check needs to be changed to accurately describe whether a view is tappable and on screen, my initial implementations did not work and would break in other ways. We need to think about what it means to be tappable on screen more clearly before removing/changing this check
In iOS 15 a control will still have tap gestures though it is disabled. This will check if it is a control and enabled while checking for the tap gestures.
This also re-adds back in https://github.com/kif-framework/KIF/pull/1244 with a condition of checking the control. Removing introduces a bug where KIF will say this something is not tappable when it is
Context for re-adding this check While I do think this check needs to be changed to accurately describe whether a view is tappable and on screen, my initial implementations did not work and would break in other ways. We need to think about what it means to be tappable on screen more clearly before removing/changing this check